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Yaki Reissner Opens Up About Painful Divorce Process

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Businessman and "Vart" host Yaki Reissner discussed his painful divorce in a Reshet 13 interview. He described the process as necessary when his "soul could no longer contain it." Reissner expressed deep respect and love for his ex-wife, calling her his partner and the mother of his children. The interview, which aired Thursday, showed Reissner becoming emotional as he spoke about the difficulty of the separation.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Yaki Reissner discussed his painful divorce process in a Reshet 13 interview.
  • He stated the divorce was necessary when his "soul could no longer contain it."
  • Reissner expressed deep respect and love for his ex-wife.
  • He called his ex-wife his partner and the mother of his children.
  • Reissner became emotional discussing the difficulty of the separation.

Businessman and "Vart" host Yaki Reissner spoke about his difficult divorce in an interview with Reshet 13's program "Asenhaim," set to air Thursday evening. Reissner revealed the emotional pain he experienced during the process, stating, "It's a painful process, but in the end, when you understand you are doing it right, at the right time, and out of necessity, when you realize your soul can no longer contain it, and you do it for the best, then it's okay." Despite the challenging separation, Reissner expressed deep respect for his ex-wife, saying, "I respect her, I can almost say I love her today more than before. She is my partner, she is the mother of my children." Visibly emotional and struggling to hold back tears during the interview, he admitted to the cameras, "It hurts me very much... yes, it's tough."

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